Found an early build 2010 SS what's it worth?

[mlee]

Originally Posted by bdstealth

Hello, To find out if it is a early order Camaro. Look in the trunk left side under the rug. You will see the build sticker( Silver color). Look for the code R6P. If it is there it was ordered before March 15,2009. I believe the date is right,but not 100% sure.

^^^This but odds are this is an R6P car as most with chicklets were.

Also, look at the last 4 of the VIN. These cars are also numbered starting from 0001

Originally Posted by myold88

Way to high Imo. I'm the original owner of my early '10 2SS, fully optioned with 54,000
pampered miles. Not a chip, dent or scratch., I've never done one burn out and it's had
14 oil changes. I'de be glad to get $20,000 for it. (PS It's not fo sale).

great indication here.

Originally Posted by DrLove38

L99 gonna knock it down about 3 to 5 k.

[PDXSSCE]

Originally Posted by mlee

^^^This but odds are this is an R6P car as most with chicklets were.

Also, look at the last 4 of the VIN. These cars are also numbered starting from 0001

001 through what number are early builds?

[myold88]

Originally Posted by PDXSSCE

001 through what number are early builds?

It's a matter of opinion. My Summit White SS was built on 8/4/09. I had to wait
for the delayed Summit White to be released or I would have ordered on day one
if I could have. It was the 32,351 5th Gen built out of 300,00+. Early in my opinion.

[mlee]

Originally Posted by PDXSSCE

001 through what number are early builds?

My R6P with chicklets was built 1st part of May 2009 and was #8675. I also had to wait for Cyber Gray that was on constraint.

The numbers go up quickly but they are all in sequence for the 2010 models.

[PDXSSCE]

Originally Posted by myold88

It's a matter of opinion. My Summit White SS was built on 8/4/09. I had to wait
for the delayed Summit White to be released or I would have ordered on day one
if I could have. It was the 32,351 5th Gen built out of 300,00+. Early in my opinion.

I should've phrased my question, "001 through what number did 2010 models have the chicklets?"

[mlee]

Originally Posted by PDXSSCE

I should've phrased my question, "001 through what number did 2010 models have the chicklets?"

It was somewhere around 50,000 and toward the very end of Aug 2009.

Shortly after that backup sensors were added so there are a few cars with no chicklets and no sensors.

[PDXSSCE]

Originally Posted by mlee

It was somewhere around 50,000 and toward the very end of Aug 2009.

Shortly after that backup sensors were added so there are a few cars with no chicklets and no sensors.

[Snoman]

Originally Posted by farm rat

Early enough to have the chiclets. I believe it is red jewel tint, original P Zeros. Just a shade under 20K on the clock. Car is emaculate. Asking price is $24.9

Forgot to add it is an auto L99 car.

I have a connection with a pre-order "2009" 2SS/RS, LS3 with every option, all manufacture plant tags, all dealer tags, I believe shipping paperwork, original tires, garaged, covered with ~6,500 miles, Cyber Grey with stripes.

Originally Posted by JerTM

CPO, Certified Pre-Owned

CPO means jack, a marketing scam that costs the buyer $3-5k. The dealer ran the VIN to check recalls, changed some fluids and washed the car. Some find value, most don't nor know they can knock off half of it during negotiation.

[PDXSSCE]

Originally Posted by Snoman

I have a connection with a pre-order "2009" 2SS/RS, LS3 with every option, all manufacture plant tags, all dealer tags, I believe shipping paperwork, original tires, garaged, covered with ~6,500 miles, Cyber Grey with stripes.

Do you mean connection as in emotional attachment? If that's the case, I have a connection with a Corvette ZR1.

Originally Posted by Snoman

CPO means jack shit, a marketing scam that costs the buyer $3-5k. The dealer ran the VIN to check recalls, changed some fluids and washed the car. Some find value, most don't nor know they can knock off half of it during negotiation.

There is the added warranty, which some people find of value.

[Snoman]

Originally Posted by PDXSSCE

Do you mean connection as in emotional attachment? If that's the case, I have a connection with a Corvette ZR1.

No, privately owned.

Originally Posted by PDXSSCE

There is the added warranty, which some people find of value.

Aye

[PDXSSCE]

Originally Posted by Snoman

No, privately owned.

Hopefully, the person isn't expecting it to be his/her retirement nest egg.

[Snoman]

Originally Posted by PDXSSCE

Hopefully, the person isn't expecting it to be his/her retirement nest egg.

It's not for sale, he makes stupid money just no time to drive it. If the right money comes along he'd consider it.

[Wizard1183]

The manual transmission should add $1200 to it for theft prevention since so many dont know how to drive one. LOL

[mlee]

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